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    How can i detect that a flash movie has finished/completed in shockwave flash control,so that i can load a new movie? thanx in Advance..:) for those who dont know that how it is related to VC,the answer is i am using shockwave object in vc,so i need to handle it in vc.:) zubair ahmed -- modified at 23:36 Friday 13th January, 2006

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      How can i detect that a flash movie has finished/completed in shockwave flash control,so that i can load a new movie? thanx in Advance..:) for those who dont know that how it is related to VC,the answer is i am using shockwave object in vc,so i need to handle it in vc.:) zubair ahmed -- modified at 23:36 Friday 13th January, 2006

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      Prakash Nadar
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      zubair_ahmed wrote:

      How can i detect that a flash movie has finished/completed in shockwave flash control,so that i can load a new movie? thanx in Advance..

      How is this related to VC++?


      -Prakash

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        zubair_ahmed wrote:

        How can i detect that a flash movie has finished/completed in shockwave flash control,so that i can load a new movie? thanx in Advance..

        How is this related to VC++?


        -Prakash

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        Maximilien
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        Mr.Prakash wrote:

        How is this related to VC++?

        I don't know, maybe there's a callback from the activeX control that says if the movie has finished playing ?


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          Mr.Prakash wrote:

          How is this related to VC++?

          I don't know, maybe there's a callback from the activeX control that says if the movie has finished playing ?


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          Prakash Nadar
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          Maximilien wrote:

          I don't know

          its obvious, coz he has the problem ;)


          -Prakash

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            How can i detect that a flash movie has finished/completed in shockwave flash control,so that i can load a new movie? thanx in Advance..:) for those who dont know that how it is related to VC,the answer is i am using shockwave object in vc,so i need to handle it in vc.:) zubair ahmed -- modified at 23:36 Friday 13th January, 2006

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            Still to get an answer. Z.A

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              Still to get an answer. Z.A

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              It's an ActiveX control so I'd use the OLE viewer that comes with visual studio to have a peek at its type library. Look for out going interfaces. Once you find the correct out going method (assuming one exists) you'll probably have to use connection points to hook up your sink (which ypu'll have to implement). How you do this will depend to what libraries you using (or not using). e.g. ATL and MFC have different ways of going about this. Steve

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